Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
March
2
1961
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kow
Can
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hotel
arrivals
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fiT
Report
f
rom
Parliament
4
By
Anne
Ashley
,
how
can
I
drive
a
nail
without
marring
the
,
plaster
I
A
nail
can
be
driven
into
l,fd
wall
without
crura-the
plaster
if
the
nail
ia
jn
hot
water
for
a
few
min
Prine
Rupert)
N.
Tarbuck,
W.
A.
Evans,
R.
H.
Arnott,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
J.
Holmes
and
family,
S.
A.
Curry
and
W.
McRae,
Vancouver;
George
Irvine,
Beiia
Blla;
A.
A.
Luoma,
WellsvUle.
U.S.A.;
R.
M.
Gosse,
By
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE,
M.P.
Vancouver;
H.
P.
Joys,
Watson
or
Qlppea
"uo
"iciicu
yai-
This
i8
being
written
the
day
after
the
House
adjourned
for
Easter.
Most
of
the
members
have
already
left
for
their
homes.
However,
I
am
not
doing
so.
I
may
spend
the
long
week-end
in
Toronto
but
I
want
to
use
the
rest
of
the
recess
to
chase
down
several
outstanding
matters
with
various
depart
how
can
I
prevent
dan-niaaniup
nne
ounce
of
M
J!y
l
DODDLE
DISTILLED
m
Island;
A.
H.
Lundberg.
Seattle;
Mrs.
R.
Coulombs,
Sandsoit.
ETERNAL
ROAR-
Niagara
Falls
has
the
steadiest
flow
of
all
the
world's
great
waterfalls,
normally
212,200
cubic
feet
per
second.
.
I
yw
"
I
minhiir
in
on
auart
of
i
ui
'r
-
'-water.
Do
not
use
it
until
ments
and
boards.
EthorouRniy
mixerj
una
sei-Apply
at
night.
Thp
mprit
nf
iha
narmant
'-
liiliSi
M:
KSlve
St
MAY
!
How
can
i
successiuny
Icr
ties?
I
Before
washing
ties,
baste
High
up
on
this
list
lis
the
often
were
entirely
lost
sight
of,
matter
of
the
outstanding
11-
in
the
more
interesting
and
eence
for
Central
B.
C.
Airways
1
more
vehement
debate
as
to
to
operate
from
Burns
Lake
to
I
whether
Jimmy
Gardiner
had
or
Smither
and
Terraee.
I
want
to
had
not
given
an
unfair
irnpres-find
out
what
Is
holding
that
I
gi0n
of
the
United
Kingdom
gov-up
and
to
get
whatever
objee-
ernment.
careluiiy
10
prevent
me
,
r
narlrlintr
from
beeom-
MEXICAN
INDEPENDENCE
Mexico
was
a
Spanish
dominion
until
its
freedom
was
asserted
in
the
revolution
lasting
from
1810
to
1821.
Lnpy.
Remove
the
basting
,
i-..
,t
vn
nni
You'll
enjoy
the
mature
perfection
for
which
lhi
famnut
Canadian
Rye
whisky
hat
ironing
aim
wi-
i-o
failr?
new.
UKRAINIAN
BISHOP-Bi'shop
Flaton,
ru.ure
leader
of
the
Ukrainian
Orthodox
Church
in
Canada,
is
greeted
by
his
two
daughters
on
arrival
at
Toronto.
They
are
Aniii,
left,
and
Clarissa.
Bishop
Platon
was
forced
to
leave
his
native
Ukraine
in
1944
to
e.-cape
"butchery
by
the
Bolsheviks."
For
the
past
seven
years
he
has
been
the
representative
of
the
church
in
exile,
living
in
a
displaced-persons
camp
at
Ludwigsburg,
Bavaria.
He
is
expected
to
be
appointed
head
of
the
Ukrainian
Orthodox
Church
in
Canada
at
a
forthcoming
convention.
(CP
PHOTO)
liOT
MUCH
VARIETY
traditionally
been
noted
dricla
Black
hupia
has
just
two
seasons
woo
perfection
recognized
by
the
be
year,
a
ory
winter
iroin
fcer
to
May
and
a
rainy
people
of
B.C.
who
appre
By
Easley
Blackwood
ciale
the
full-bodied
fluv-"
In
my
last
column
I
showed
you
a
double
finesse
our
and
mellow
ri
linfss
of
B.C.
Double
Distilled.
JEW-MASTER
against
the
adversely
held
king
and
queen
of
a
suit.
Today
Mr.
Champion
made
a
double
finesse
against
the
adverse
king
and
jack
of
the
trump
suit.
REELS
Reduced
Both
sides
vulnerable
LTD.
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
B.C.
the
ace
of
hearts
and
led
another
spade
covering
whatever
lions
tnere
are
straightened
out
so
that
this
company
can
get
going
on
the
east-west
service.
FISHERIES
COUNCIL
Hon.
R.
W.
Mayhew,
minister
of
fisheries,
welcomed
delegates
to
the
sixth
annual
meeting
of
the
Fisheries
Council
of
Canada
on
Tuesday
morning
in
Ottawa's
Chateau'
Laurie.
He
addressed
the
delegates
at
the
noon
luncheon
the
same
day,
which
was
attended
by
a
number
of
other
cabinet
ministers.
St
ewart
Bates,
deputy
minister
of
fisheries,
addressed
the
annual
meeting
on
Wednesday
morning.
I
was
disappointed
not
to
find
any
delegates
this
year
from
our
part
of
B.C.
ST.
LAWRENCE
BRIDGE
I
was
somewhat
surprised
when
we
received
twith
a
request
for
approval)
from
the
Senate
a
bill
entitled
"An
Act
respecting
the
Construction
and
Maintenance
of
a
Bridge
over
the
St.
Lawrence
River
at
or
near
the
Town
of
Valleyfield,
Quebec."
I
thought
this
was
bad
business
for
the
Dominion
government,
with
the
defence
expenditures
so
heavy.
However,
when
T
rflmo
tn
rpari
fVio
Kill
T
fmn
50c
each
card
Mrs.
Keen
played.
an
important
discovery
in
the
relief
of
pain
!
This
advertisement
oi
not
pulillshec
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbia.
If,
on
the
first
round
oi
spades,
the
10
had
lost
to
the
WRATHALL'S
Photo
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
East
dealer
(Mr.
Masters)
88
5
3
H
A
K
S
7
6
D
J
6
4
C
Q
3
(Mr.
Dale)
(Mm.
Kiimi)
8
K
t
4
8
J
2
H
J
9
4
2
H
Q
10
D
A
K
H
D
Q
8
7
6
C
S
2
'
C
10
0
5
4
(Mr.
Clifimpimi)
8
A
tj
10
7
0
H
6
3
D
10
2
C
A
K
J
1
The
bidding:
K.nt
South
Wot
Nortll
Pan
'
1
B
Pain
2
H
'
Pa
2
3
Puss
3
S
4
3
All
pars
SEE
OUR
niSPLAY
OF
jack
in
Mr.
Dales
hand,
Mr.
Champion
planned
to
enter
dummy
with
a
high
heart
and
finesse
against
the
king
on
the
second
lead
of
spades.
The
chances
are
three
to
one
that
Mr.
Dale
will
not
hold
both
the
king
and
the
jack.
Even
if
he
should
hold
both
honors,
the
double
finesse
procedure
would
lose
a
trick
only
when
he
holds
the
king-jack
alone.
JOHN
H.
3ULGER
MANSONS
JEWELLERS
Optometrist
1
s
Mr.
Dale
was
on
lead
against
THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE
BOX
998
522
3rd
Ave
W.
EASTERNERS
BIGGER
Western
chipmunks
are
smaller
and
have
narrower
stripes
than
chipmunks
of
eastern
John
Bulger
Ltd.
it
was
Just
one
to
authorize
the
the
fur-spade
contract,
and
he
Province
I
won
the
first
two
tricks
wUh
of
Quebec
to
build
the
bridge
and
to
require
that
the
!
tne
kln
and
ace
of
diamonds.
slt
and
the
niann
must
first
ho
1
A
third
diamond
lead
was
Third
Avenue
approved
by
the
Dominion,
to
'
trumPed
bY
Mr.
Champion
with
0C
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
!
assure
that
navigation
is
not
'
interfered
'With.
NEW
INDIAN
ACT
Compliments
came
from
all
sides
of
the
House
to
Hon.
Wal
He
crossed
to
the
queen
of
clubs
and
led
dummy's
trey
of
spades.
When
Mrs.
Keen
played
low,
Mr.
Champion
made
the
proper
play
of
the
ten
of
spades.
ON
OIL
ter
Harris
for
his
excellent
"'
.
,Jl
Mr-
Da'e
won
wllh
the
king
but
statement
when
he
introduced
a
tv,t
,
jr5.
I
INCOME
TAX
Returns
prepared
I
R.
E.
MORTIMER
353
3rd
Ave.
W.
Science
progresses
...
for
50
years
wc
have
used
little
white
tablets
acetylsalicylic
acij
for
relief
of
pain.
Today
this
familiar
pain
killer
is
available
in
a
new
form
without
the
disadvantages
of
acidity,
insolubility
and
bitter
taste.
is
called
DISPRIN
and
is
sold
at
druf&iits
everywhtrt.
DISPRIN
is
soluble
and
substantially
neutral.
When
taken
in
water
as
recomracndeS,
it
enters
the
stomach
as
a
true
solution
and
noS
ss
undissolved
particles.
It
is
therefore
less
liable
to
cause
stomach
disromiort.
DISPRIN
is
readily
absorbed.
Because
it
definitely
dissolves
(not
merely
disintegrates
DISPRIN
permits
speedy
absorption
and
gives
quicker
relief.
DISPRIN
is
palatable.
Even
children
v.
ill
take
it
rcajily.
i
RTE
hi
nFQPuumi
for
second
reading
the
proposed
,
Q
t
particular
S-VLt
?e
referred
?
hand
Mr.
Champion
would
have
the
statement
of
government
t
ex.act,
tnsame
result
by
policy
which
he
had
made
on
flnesd
een
of
spades
on
the
old
Bill
26t,
and
r-em-
th
.,?
fh
.;
tVl
phaslzed
the
keynote
of
that
USE
BS.
&
W.
CONDITIONER
for
Domestic
Oil
Stoves
and
Furnaces
1.
Eliminates
sludge
and
water
in
storage
fuel
tanks
and
lines.
2.
Prevents
soot
and
carbon
In
oil
burning
equipment.
3.
Improves
combustion
and
saves
on
oil.
4.
No
sputtering
or
iinoky
tires.
Jack
would
have
fallen
auto
policy
which
U
that,
as
the
In
matically
under
the
ace
on
the
diana
become
more
self-reliant
second
ound
PHONE
GREEN
884
FOR
DISPRIN
i,
now
ovoilobla
ol
your
druosi'.
Bottlatof
26
tools
or
Hondy
Pockot
folders
of
8.
lUintLn.
thprnlvP.,
tn
mnrtorn
'
But
Mr.
Champion
Was
just
Science
steps
forward
with
condition,
more
emphasis
is
be-
d?inS
what
good
bridge
players
i
WELDINfi
SAFE
SPEEDY
..
PLEASANT
YOUR
FLAME
BRIGHTER
VOIR
STOVE
CLEANER
16-oz.
tin
$1.50
'
ing
laid
on
greater
participation
"J"
uu-
"
"
B'"B
and
responsibility
by
Indians
in
el'
every
chance.
If
Mrs.
Keen
af-
nad
held
both
the
kln
and
tne
the
conduct
of
their
own
fairs.
I
should
like
to
quote
one
faclt
f
sPdes
,and
one
small
sentence
from
the
remarks
of
?ne-
Mr:
Champion
would
have
Solon
Low,
leader
of
the
Social
losrl
"
trlcks
a
a"
ln
tn,e
sult-Credit
group.
He
said:
"I
think'
x"
that
case
his
10
would
have
held
he
flrst
trick
He
would
that
the
minister
has
shown
a
tnen
have
entered
dummy
witn
remarkable
grasp
of
the
whole
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idustrial
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COMPANY
Thif
advertisement
H
not
published
m
displayed
by
the
Liquot
Control
Board
o
W
Govemwat
of
Brituk
Colwbi.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
s
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
1
.
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r
S.
BEST
Ml
51
FINEST
Jjl
Valfoniuj
for
llac
Uklies
and
Gentlemen.
Indian
problem
and
has
pre-1
I
scnted
In
the
House
tonight
a
!
statement
which
it
seems
to
me
'
will
go
down
In
history
ai
one
of
the
very
first
and
most
important,
recognizing
the
principle
that
these
are
a
noble
people
we
are
dealing
with."
WHEAT
Perhaps,
If
you
have
been
reading
the
daily
papers,
you
are
as
tired
of
wheat
as
a
steady
diet
as
we
were,
here.
I
thought
the
debate
on
the
Wheat
Board
Act
would
never
end.
Mr?
Drew
got
irrto
It,
speak
rooD
m
,t
mmw.
v
a
rE2COT
PHARMACY
LING
the
tailor
Sixth
St
Phone
649
.
wi
i
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
SUNDAYS:
12
Noon
to
2
p.m
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
ing
on
an
amendment
moved
by
one
of
his
followers,
Mr.
Ross
of
Sourls,
Manitoba,
but,
as
far
as
we
were
able
to
judge,
the
leader
6t
the
official
opposition
and
the
majority
of
the
Conservative
party
dldnt
seem
to
agree
with
the
staid
of
Mr.
Ross
who
represents
a
wheat-growing
constituency.
In
fact
several
members,
Including
Mr.
Drew,
f
lllrfi'KYRv:
m
PL
tone
V
:
-i
P
uey
-
Chow
Mein
spoke
at
great
length
and
left
us
still
wondering
whether
they
did
or
did
not
approve
additional
payment
to
the
farmers.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENl'E
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it
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Orrlers
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pleased
with
a
njnjle
In
sacks
of
one
ton
or
more
$14.50
per
ton
This
special
applies
on
our
limited
stocks
of
Alberta
Blue
Flame
Egg
only
Foothills
Alberta
coal
available
in
all
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Tuesday,
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Sunday,
Camosun,
11
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